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Auto for hire, We spe cialty of out of trips, but we do no local work, D. mth, Phone! 810, 222 South Broad St, 8-11-1m. Judge C. P. Hansell made a busi ness trip to Cairo today, Mr. R. E. Lester is spending the week in Albany on business, Mr. J. A. Mitchell is in Pelham and Meigs on business today. Judge 8, A. Roddenberg is spend ing the day with, relatives In Cairo. Mr. W. M.Parker is among the visitors from this city in Albany this yeak. “ are OWLS! Pey, R. H. Harris of Cairo, was among the visitors to the city to day. Mr. C. J. Blocy of Macons In the c ity for a short time, as the guest of Mr. Sydney Steyerman. ‘Mrs. John F. Parker and Miss Alice Parker are visiting Mrs. Au trey In Autreyville, Mr. Horace Bouchelle was amoung the visitors to Albany, leaving this city on the morning train. OPENING AT NORMAN PARK, Judge Roddenberg Made the Ad dress—Also Addressed a Large Picnic of Woodmen at Merrillville Yesterday, Congressman Roddenberg has just returned after a visit to Norman Park and Merrillville. ‘At Norman Park Tuesday’ he made the formal address at the openinggot the Nor man Park Institute. His school has progressed remarkably and 8 regarded as one of the best in the Wiregrass. It was founded by Hon J. B. Norman and is now under the supervision of President McDaniel. Judge Roddenberg's address was Netened to with great interest and it was a gem. Yesterday, he attended a big pic nice at Merrillville, given by the Woodmen of the World He also made an addres on that ocvasion, which was greatly enjoyed. Team foes to Cairo: A baseball team, composed of some of the “young Americas who are remarkably enthusiastic about the great game, left this morning for Cairo, where they are scheduled to play a double bill this afternoon with a team from that town. Among those to go were Ty Cobb Cooper,, Charlie Walker, Walter Pittman, Elbert Tillman, Lloyd Vann, Eddie Price, Howard Thompson, Martin Elder , Mrs. Tom Mallard, of Brunswick, is in the city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Mallard. Chickering Pianos, is in Ameri ca, best In the world} Sold by ©. ©. Cecroft Music Co. ‘ Mr. F. D. Dismuke returned to day after spending a short time on business in Jacksonville, Child Buried Today. The body of Ida Belle Smith was brought to this city on the Albany train, from Ochlocknee, this morn ing and buried immediately at Lau- rel Hill cemetery. The child died two days ago of Cyptheria, while on a visit to the family of Mr. Rey nolds, a brother of the child's moth er. The father was in Chicago at the time of the daughter's death, but hurried down at once. Mrs. Smith is well remembered here as Mr. Hansell Watt left this morn- Miss Reynolds, and the parents have ing for Staunton, Va., where hej the sympathy of many friends in joins his wife for a visit of several oneto loss. weeks, (Mr. and Mrs. Louis Steyerman are’ among the visitors from Thomasville spending a short time in New York this month, Mrs. M. R. Mallette, Miss Mi Eva Mallette and Miss Mary Wytfht are spending several weeks ap’ Hot Springs. H. C. Davis isteeg 70 res i for 10¢., on postiast. Office. 116 to. | Mr. J. H. Merrill has returned af ter spending several days at Boston in attendance upon the meeting of the American Bar Association. * Mrs. J. C. Schwencke and Mrs. Williams returned this morning af ter spending several weeks very, pleasantly at Gainesville. Mrs. R. L. Bridge left today for her home in Oglethorpe after a Pleasant vist to her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Hudson, Miss Helen T. Mathews will be the guest of friends in Rome before re turning to continue her studies at Wesleyan. Mr. John Roddenberg left this week for Gainesville, where he will enter Riverside Academy for the year, Messrs. ‘Ed, Young, Stanley Ben nett and Tillman, of Quitman, spent a short time in the city yesterday afternoon. Snake With 39 Rattles. A gentleman in this city states that a rattlesnake, with thirty-nine rattles was killed this week, two miles and a half from town. He did not see the snake, but was told of the occurrence by a negro, who he believes is reliable. If this was done, the rattles would prove one of the curiosities of the State, as there never has been killed In this section one with that many noise- produc ers.
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Thomasville Daily Times Enterprise
Thomasville, Georgia, US
Thu, Sep 07, 1911
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